Okay...........another question...
When is it considered "a breeze", vs "a draft"???
I am assuming a draft is moving air that might "chill" a chicken?
And a breeze is moving air that would "cool" a chicken?
(i.e..........if it's 65-70 degrees out, and humid, as it will be here tonight
.........and you don't want to overheat the girls by closing the coop windows..........
but thunderstorms are predicted, with strong breezes .........
is it okay to leave the windows open for that breeze?????)
There is a ridge vent running the entire length of the coop, plus 2 quite large,
gable-end, louvered vents......up high on the front and back walls, as well............
in addition to the 2 windows of which I am speaking...................
okay to leave them open tonight??
When is it considered "a breeze", vs "a draft"???
I am assuming a draft is moving air that might "chill" a chicken?
And a breeze is moving air that would "cool" a chicken?
(i.e..........if it's 65-70 degrees out, and humid, as it will be here tonight
.........and you don't want to overheat the girls by closing the coop windows..........
but thunderstorms are predicted, with strong breezes .........
is it okay to leave the windows open for that breeze?????)
There is a ridge vent running the entire length of the coop, plus 2 quite large,
gable-end, louvered vents......up high on the front and back walls, as well............
in addition to the 2 windows of which I am speaking...................
okay to leave them open tonight??